Golf
Harry Potter
Food
Animals
Capital Punishment
100

The maximum number of clubs a golfer is allowed to carry in their bag during a standard regulation round.

What is 14?

100

In The Goblet of Fire, this house elf from the books was completely cut from the film's storyline, leaving Neville Longbottom to give Harry the Gillyweed instead.

Who is Dobby? (or Winky)

100

Made by churning cream, this yellow dairy spread is essential for baking, frying, or spreading on toast.

What is butter?

100

Native to Australia, these two unique mammals-the platypus and the echidna are the only living monotremes, meaning they do this to reproduce.

What is lay eggs?

100

Sitting at 7,000 feet above sea level, this historic Southwestern city is the highest elevated capital in the United States.

What is Santa Fe (New Mexico)?

200

St. Andrews in Scotland, widely regarded as the "Home of Golf" is THIS classic style of coastal course built on sandy land.

What is a links course?

200

In the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry causes the glass of a reptile enclosure at the London Zoo to vanish, trapping Dudley inside with a python from this country.

What is Burma (or Myanmar)?

200

This classic Italian food comes in shapes like spaghetti, penne and macaroni, and is typically boiled in water.

What is pasta?

200

Found in the high mountains of Central Asia, this elusive big cat is often called the "ghost of the mountains."

What is the snow leopard?

200

This capital city, named for the second US president, is home to Harvard and MIT's neighbor directly across the Charles River.

What is Boston?

300

At the Masters, the three-hole stretch consisting of holes 11, 12, and 13 is famously known by this atmospheric nickname.

What is Amen Corner?

300

Oscar-winning composer John Williams wrote iconic scores for the first three films, but passed the baton to Patrick Doyle for THIS fourth entry in the series.

What is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire?

300

This classic French pastry is named after its iconic crescent shape and is known for its flaky, buttery layers.

What is a croissant?

300

Capable of diving at speeds over 200 mph when swooping for prey, this bird of prey is the fastest member of the animal kingdom.

What is the peregrine falcon?

300

It is the only US state capital that cannot be reached by boat or plane.

What is Juneau (Alaska)?

400

In golf scoring, a hole-in-one on a par-5 hole-making three strokes under par-is named after this large rare bird.

What is an albatross (or double eagle)?

400

In The Half-Blood Prince, Death Eaters launch an unprovoked attack on this location during Christmas break destroying it completely in a scene added strictly for the movie.

What is The Burrow?

400

This rich thick soup, native to New England, features clams, diced potatoes, and cream.

What is clam chowder?

400

Capable of swimming up to 60 mph, this semi-aquatic mammal has dense fur that traps air to keep it warm in cold waters, boasting up to 1 million hairs per square inch.

What is the sea otter?

400

Located on the Willamette River, this city replaced Oregon City as the official state capital in 1855.

What is Salem?

500

Derived from the physical interaction of ball spin and air displacement, this fluid dynamics phenomenon creates low pressure above a spinning ball, giving golf shots aerodynamic lift.

What is the Magnus effect?

500

In Order of the Phoenix, visitors access the underground Ministry of Magic by stepping into a red telephone booth on a London street and punching in this 5-digit code into the dial.

What is 6-2-4-4-2? (Which spells out M-A-G-I-C on a telephone keypad)

500

This Belgian and French side dish is traditionally double-fried to achieve a crispy exterior and fluffy interior.

What are french fries?

500

This massive, gentle draft horse breed from Scotland features heavy feathering around its lower legs and is famous as a brand mascot for Anheuser-Busch.

What is a Clydesdale?

500

It is the only state capital named for a signer of the Declaration of Independence who later became US President.

What is Jefferson City (Missouri)?